The entire course, including only main windings, may be estimated at 140 or 150 miles.
The Khoonazaberni or river of Khisht rises near the ruins of Shapur, at a short distance from Kazerun, on the route between Bushire and Shiraz, and flows in a broad valley between lofty mountains towards the south-west, entering the Persian Gulf by three mouths, the chief of which is at Rohilla, twenty miles north of Bushire, where the stream has a breadth of sixty yards, and a depth of about four feet.

Above Khisht the river is already thirty yards wide.

Its chief tributary is the Dalaki stream, which enters it from the east, nearly in long.

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The entire course of the Khisht river may be about 95 or 100 miles.